Usages of modoru
彼女 は 体調 が 戻ったら、 来週 から また 会社 に 行く つもり です。kanozyo ha taityou ga modottara, raisyuu kara mata kaisya ni iku tumori desu.
When she feels better again, she plans to go back to work from next week.
体調 が まだ 戻って いない ので、 今日 は 家 で 休みます。taityou ga mada modotte inai node, kyou ha ie de yasumimasu.
My condition hasn’t recovered yet, so I will rest at home today.
体調 が まだ 戻って いない ので、 明日 は 母 に 家 に 来て もらうこと に しました。taityou ga mada modotte inai node, asita ha haha ni uti ni kite moraukoto ni simasita.
Because I still haven’t recovered, I decided to have my mother come to my house tomorrow.
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